I have a macro that uses user input to locate a file. If no file is found matching the user input, a message box displays informing the user. However, if a file is found that matches the user input, the file should simply open. If a file is found, the macro successfully opens the file however it will still display the message box saying no file is found. Since the message box is triggered by an error, there must be another error I haven't accounted for in my code.
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Private Sub CrmFrm1_Click()
If Len(TextBox1) <> 12 Then
MsgBox "Incorrect Case File Number"
FrmNew.TextBox1.SetFocus
Exit Sub
End If
Dim MyCase
MyCase = Dir("S:AccountingProbationTest Files" & FrmNew.TextBox1.Value)
On Error Goto ErrorHandler
Workbooks.Open Filename:="S:AccountingProbationTest Files" & FrmNew.TextBox1.Value
Unload Me
ErrorHandler:
MsgBox "No file found for this Case Number." & Chr(13) & "Please proceed to Template.", 0, "No File Found"
Unload Me
Exit Sub
End Sub
I am getting a compile error, the "+" sign is highlighted and the error is named argument already specified, if I remove the "+ vbExclamation", I receive the same error.
What I want to do is if the appropriate sheet is not active, the response will force the sub to end sub, if the proper book is active workbook, then continue on.
Dim Ans As String
Set oWss = ActiveSheet Set oWsSNBD = Workbooks("TGSProductsAttrib.xls").Worksheets
Ans = MsgBox("Make Sure the ""TGSItemRecordCreator Workbook"" is the Active Workbook", _ "Correct Workbook?", Buttons:=vbYesNo + vbExclamation) If Ans = vbNo Then MsgBox """Select the TGSItemRecordCreator Workbook"" & Re-Run Code." End End If
I've been working on a spreadsheet and these forums have been a great help. I'm now at the very last section and, surprise surprise, it's also the hardest!
I'm creating a stock trade recording sheet. I have a userform ask the user to enter a date, a time, the number of stock purchased, and the price of the stock. These are then entered in a new row.
Now what I want to do is have summary cells which say how many stocks were purchased and the total profit made for each day. Since each time is given its own row, I can't know in advance which rows to sum over. I also don't know on which days a trade was made. So a summary cell should only exist if a trade was made that day.
Could I do something like.... check if the date matches then sum over all the values for that date? So if column A has the dates, can I say "Search which rows in column A have this date" then "for those rows, sum column C"?
Also, how would I create a a row for each traded date's summary cell and enter the date in it? I've attached a spreadsheets which manually demonstrates what I want to do (no macros) and a spreadsheet with what I have so far (basic macros).
Any and all help much appreciated, I just need to get my head around creating and dealing with variable ranges. Is that a really advanced task? I don't think this is a one line solution so please bear with me while I make mistakes!
I'm currently trying to put together a rather large application to automate a release procedure. Somewhere in a procedure I have the following 'previous code... WS.Columns(8).Select Selection.Copy WS.Columns(1).Select Selection.Insert Shift:=xlToRight WS.Columns(1).NumberFormat = "General" End Sub
The WS is defined in the beginning of that sub as follows: Dim WS As Worksheet 'iSpares sheet Set WS = Workbooks(FrmReleaseFlow.Caption).Worksheets("iSpares")
whereas the FrmReleaseFlow is a userform, active at that time, the caption contains the filename currently working on (in NAME.XLS format, no path), the file is open and the sheet iSpares exists...
The problem is that the code in above procedure gets executed to just that line and then the sub exits and the program continues in the sub right after this sub was called...
The weird thing is, if I set a breakpoint on the line WS.Columns(8).Select, then the execution halts there. If I then continue, the other lines are not executed. Breakpoint on the other four lines are never seen... So the problem lies within that line WS.Columns(8).Select ... If I execute this command in the Immediate window, while the code is halted on a breakpoint, it does work as it should...
to ensure the user ends up looking at UserForm5 after having closed the UserForm2 with the x sign.
It works just great - the user gets logged on and can use the UserForm2 but when he/she closes the form with the cross and tries to lo on aner using the UserForm5 - which pops up autmatically due to the above code, both of the UserForms get cloed (or hidden).
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim popup As Variant
If ExecuteExcel4Macro("'D:[target.xls]Trg Info'!R1C255") _ = UserForm5.TextBox2.Value And ExecuteExcel4Macro("'D:[target.xls]Trg Info'!R1C256") _ = UserForm5.TextBox3.Value Then
I have created several macros where i use an active-X control button. This button is pressed and the macro begins...........but every now and again this button changes size for no apparent reason.
I have read countless articles/posts about what "may" be causing the problem but i have never read anything which clearly identifies the soln to this problem and the problem has been out there for years. To make matters worse the problem can not be duplicated on any regular frequency that i am aware of............so its not like i can post a file that will show the problem.............
My sub is supposed to take the values from Sheet1 and paste them into 16x10 tables on Sheet2. However, for some odd reason, the loop is skipping some rows. If you take a look, there are 2184 values in Sheet1, but only 1368 end up in Sheet2...SKUs such as 518166,518167,510573,513746,513752 are just being skipped for no reason.
I would like to have the count of column E. I would like to sepperate current month and year to date using column C. I would like it to reflect it in the below chart.
I've just seen a formula with two - (minus) signs right next to each other placed before a section in a formula while reading possible answers to my post. Here is the link: Understanding this formula. I've seen it before and am intrigued as to why it is there and what it actually does. Assume it is used such: = --(1+2). Would the answer then not be =--3 = 3?
This is going to be difficult to explain, but I'll try... I need to be able to format a sheet that has all data in column format. Column A contains a number and B an application. C contains the issue data. I need the issue data to be moved under column A and B as illustrated below. What formula can I do to accomplish this?
Original:
Final:
Can't get html or the image tags to work for some reason.
Using web queries i get in a cell ie: 3¾ or 1¼ The last part of these "numbers" (3/4, 1/2, 1/4) is text that i want to convert into numbers (0.75, 0.5, 0.25). If i isolate this text in a cell (with the right() formula) the code() formula gives 63 as result for all the above texts. I may solve the problen storing these texts (3/4, 1/2, 1/4) in separate cells (pre-fixed in some cells) and then for my new data (from query) do some search/find . Is there a better way solving this using a different way-macro?
I've found a cell that replicates another cell on the same sheet. If any number or text is entered, its replicated as text, but if I enter a formula in the cell, the cell works normally. There's no conditional formatting, no links, no macro, no nothing that I can see, yet it happens.
I am using a spreadsheet written by someone else that contains a type of cell entry I am not familiar with. These occur in several tables. The first 3 columns of each table contain numbers or basic formulas. These are followed by two columns in which every entry appears to be the following:
{=TABLE(,B33)}
Despite the same apparent "formula", the number displayed in each of these cells is different. If I click on the formula display box (to the right of the cell address box) to edit the "formula", the brackets disappear.
Can anyone tell me what sort of beast I am dealing with here?
I'm modifying a template that originally shipped with Excel 2003 (I have not upgraded to 2007). In the template, there is a pop-up box (not a dialog box) that shows up when I'm on certain cells. I've attached an image of it. It's the yellow box containing the words "Company Information..." etc. I cannot find any way to remove it! It's not a comment, and selecting it doesn't allow you to edit it. What is it, and does anyone know how to remove it?
Trying to sum up a column that has an unknown length. This is a canned Excel form that is saved within a software system and is used to create customized documents. Usually, I would enter the table name.field name in a cell to pull the data from various parts of the system.
In this case, that data resides in AA234 of my customized Excel sheet. When the user retrieves this doc from the system, the data could run several rows, starting from AA30 to AA255. So, in my "Total" cell, I've entered =SUM(AA1:AA255), so it will just add up whatever is in the column, regardless of how long it runs upon document generation. When I try to pull the document, I get "=SUM(#REF!)" in that field instead.
I'm trying to set a range to a particular cell in Col D but I don't know the row number because this can vary depending on the amount of data entered. At present my code looks like this
Dim MyCount As Integer Dim r1 As Range 'No of rows in Col D MyCount = Range("A2:D2", Range("A2:D2").End(xlDown)).Rows.Count Set r1 = Range(Cells(MyCount, 4))
Is it possible to display a dialog box or msgbox that doesnt have an OK button ?
i.e I want a message that comes up on the screen that says "Links Updating...Please Wait" which then automatically changes to "Links Sucessfully Updated" on completion...I dont want the macro to be interrupted by the msgbox/dialog...
I have a spreadsheet (attached) with historic weather data for a certain location.
Column A (Weather Day) 1-Jan 2-Jan 3-Jan ... ... 31-Dec
Column B (Record High) 28.4 39.2 37.4 ... ... 39.2
Column C (Record Low) -36.4 -38.2 -32.8 ... ... -36.4
I have a user defined/input "Entry Date" & "Exit Date"
The code to return the max is as follows: {=TEXT(MAX((Weather_Day>=Entry_Date)*(Weather_Day<=Exit_Date)*(Temp_Record_High)), "0.0") & " áµ’F"} This code works perfectly fine for all input dates and returns the Record High between any Entry/Exit day.
The code to return the min is as follows: {=TEXT(MIN((Weather_Day>=Entry_Date)*(Weather_Day<=Exit_Date)*(Temp_Record_High)), "0.0") & " áµ’F"} It's identical except MAX is now MIN. However, the returned MIN doesn't always return the correct value. It is either correct or returns 0.0.
Examples would be:
Entry Date: 4-20 Exit Date: 6-25 Both values return correctly
Entry Date: 4-21 Exit Date: 6-25 Record High returns correctly, Record Low = 0.0
Entry Date: 4-21 Exit Date: 11-7 Both values return correctly. However, with 4-21 as the Entry, 11-7 is the first Exit date to return a correct MIN value.
I have my VBA Codes set in a workbook (Production) that my supervisors open to calculate production. So when they open the workbook (Production) I have a button that they push that starts the code however I need to put something in that activates the other open workbook, The problem is that the name of the workbook that they run the code on can change.
